Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock market shows 12,000 cattle and 1,000 calves with tightened supplies and brisk demand. Slaughter cattle and heifers rise to about 50 higher, cows up to 25, vealers steady to strong, stockers and feeders active. prices range 13.00 to 20.00 for steers and heifers, cows 9.00 to 11.00, dealers 18.00 to 20.00. Hog supply around 3,000 with 15-20 higher for barrows and gilts, sows up to 25 higher. lambs and sheep limited activity with lambs 16.00-17.00 and ewes 3.50-4.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Grains Steady on Board as Corn Holds Back
Chicago grain market shows a steady to firm tone with soybeans aided by dry winter wheat prospects and cold livestock conditions. Wheat up 38-15%, corn down to up slightly, oats mixed, rye higher, soybeans up about 2.37%. Kansas City grain reports mixed prices across corn, wheat, oats, soybeans. Wichita livestock shows cattle steady to strong, hogs up, lambs steady, and various cow and bull price ranges.
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New York
Admiral
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Aira
Chrysler
B.C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
du Pont
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Chicago
P&l
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Seconyehea
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Board of Trade
McGuire Sisters Lose Member After Family Fight
Dorothy McGuire says sister Phyllis has a broken jaw from a domestic game with husband Neal Van Ells and their French poodle Tinker. Phyllis was treated after Neal reportedly slapped her. doctors wired her jaw at New York Hospital for healing.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
McGuire Sisters
Phyllis
Dorothy McGuire
Neal van Ells
Neal
Phyl
New York Hospital
Assault Santa Clauses But Don’t Get Loot
In New York An Six masked bandits assaulted two volunteers at the Volunteers of America headquarters as workers loaded a truck. They demanded the safe combination to a $3,000 stash. one robber threatened to shoot. Malone and Malone refused, the attempt failed.
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New York
Santa Claus
The
Volunteers of America Today
Wiliam Jones
John Tv
Malone
Mahone
Holiday Season Still One of Most Deadly
Kansas traffic and safety director Claud R. McCamment reported December ranks as one of the deadliest months for crashes. In the first 11 days, Kansas fatalities averaged two per day, compared with about 1.5 per day for the first 11 months. He urged greater attention to safety rules to prevent most accidents.
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Topeka
Kansas Traffic and Safety Director
Claud R. McCamment
Kansas
McCamment
Fatzer Hospitalized at Winter Veterans Hospital
General Harold R. Fatzer has been hospitalized in Topeka for knee cartilage treatment. Staff say the issue is a flareup from a World War II training injury.
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Harold R. Fatzer
Winter Veterans Hospital
Garden City Holiday Concert Highlights World Christmas Music
The Garden City schools music department presents its annual holiday concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Seats were added for the balcony. Performances include the high school string symphony, junior high girls and boys glee clubs, the senior high mixed choir, and the junior college choir with soloists Rodney Hinkle Tommy Davis and Peggy Wasson. The program features a wide range of carols from Rudolph to Silent Night and ends with a combined performance of Silent Night under Loren Crawford directing the symphony and Julius Hultquist directing the choirs.
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Garden City
Mary
Rudolph
Tommy Davis
Peggy Wasson
Angelic Choir
Robert Henderson
Loren Crawford
Julius Hultquist
Curtis Studio
Roied
Hospital Admittances and Births in Garden City
Today in Garden City lists admitted patients and discharge notices with names and addresses. Births include Ervil Bradfield and Bass Powell families at St Catherine and local homes. multiple entries detail new arrivals by weight and time. Police and county briefs note bonded fine for tailgating and arrests for delinquency of a minor. A warranty deed records James Seymour to Emil Stevens transfer.
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St. Catherine
Ervil Bradfield
Olive
Bass Powell
Evans
Harry Hewson
Albert P. Brandt
Henry Bert Duckworth
S. Main
Robert Glenn McLinn
N. Main
James Seymour
Emil F. Stevens
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Seymour
Holmes
Garden City
Reds pledge $100 million long term loan to Afghanistan
Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev left Kabul after a four day visit announcing a 100 million dollar loan for Afghanistan. The aid targets agriculture and electric power with technical assistance, more than twice the current 42 million dollar U.S. program. They said the 1931 neutrality treaty would extend for 10 years after 1965 unless denounced. Bulgaria joined in signing a joint statement with Premier Daud.
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Afghanistan
Preimier Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Asia
Russia
Bulgaria
Mahmoud Daud
Nehru
U Nu
Neodesha Fire Destroys Two Businesses
A fire in Neodesha swept two adjacent two story brick buildings housing McGlinn's Grocery and Olds Meat Market, with the VFW hall on the second floor. Firemen battled the blaze for over two hours in 10 to 15 degree cold. no injuries were reported. The conflagration left both firms out of business.
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Neodesha
VFW
McGlinn's Grocery
Olds Meat Market
Pioneer Garden City resident Catherine Brooks dies in Dodge City
Mrs Catherine Flynn Brooks a Garden City pioneer died Saturday at Trinity hospital in Dodge City after ill health since a hip fracture last spring. Born in Salem Indiana she and husband George Brooks arrived in Garden City in the 1880s. Surviving sons Sam Enid Vernon Pacific and Harry Dodge City daughter Ida Brooks and a great grandchild. Graveside services at Valley View Cemetery Tuesday 11 45 a m with Rev Alvin W Murray Dodge City Methodist Church officiating. meet at Garland Chapel 11 30 a m.
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Garden City
Trinity Hospital
Dodge City
Brooks
Salem
Ind
George Brooks
Lakin
Harry
Sam
Enid
Okla
Vernon
Pacific, Mo
Ida Brooks
Valley View Cemetery
Alvin W. Murray
Dodge City Methodist Church
Garland Chapel
Infant graveside service for Lawrence infant girl
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Hubert Lawrence died shortly after birth Sunday afternoon in a Lawrence hospital. A graveside service will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Valley View cemetery. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Abe Hubert and Mrs Margaret Landson of Garden City.
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Valley View Cemetery
Ronald Hubert
Lawrence
Lawrence Hospital
Abe Hubert
Margaret Landson
Garden City
Mrs Nellie Fetterolf dies at 70 in Missouri-born widow
Nellie Fetterolf 70 of 1311 West Fair died about 2 AM at her home after long illness. Born June 12 1885 in Missouri, she was married to C J Fetterolf. Survived by three sons Laurence A Kansas City MO Edward H Grand Junction CO Clarence O Rangely CO and three daughters Velma Carroll Garden City Marilyn Hoblit Anchorage Alaska and Nellie Ginsburg Lamarque Tex. Garland Funeral Home to handle arrangements. funeral details incomplete.
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West Fair
Fetterolf
Missouri
C. J. Fetterolf
Laurence A
Kansas City
Edward H
Grand Junction
Colo
Clarence O
Rangely
Velma V. Carroll
Garden City
Marilyn W. Hoblit
Anchorage
Alaska
Nellie Norene Ginsburg
Lamarqua
Tex
Garland Funeral Home
30 Barrel Potential For Ellis Oil Pool
A daily yield potential of 30 barrels was recorded for the Ellis County pool opener Lewis Drilling Co. No. 2 Kingsley in NCSE 34-13-20W. The well, tested on pump, taps a fourth pay horizon in the Pleasant field four miles southeast of Ellis. It produces through perforations at 3560 to 3572 feet in the Lansing Kansas City, topped at 3519 feet, with earlier oil from Arbuckle Reagan Marma ton and Pennsylvania conglomerate levels.
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Wichita
Ellis County
Lewis Drilling Co
Kingsley
Pleasant Field
Ellis
Lansing-Kansas City
Arbuckle Reagan
Marmaton
Pennsylvania
St. Louis Editor Edwin Conrad Dies at Home
Edwin Conrad editor of the Post-Dispatch outstate edition died at his St. Louis home early today after a heart attack. He led the edition for years and was a familiar figure in the metropolitan press. James McLean, managing editor, mourned the veteran journalist's loss.
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ST. Louis
Edwin Conrad
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sanity Hearing Ordered in Kansas Kidnap Slay Case
Arthur Ross Brown, charged with kidnap and murder of Mrs. Wilma Allen in Kansas City, will undergo a court ordered psychiatric exam. Judge Whitaker named three psychiatrists after defense motion for a sanity determination. Brown was arrested in San Francisco November 15 and has admitted to the Aug. 4 crime forcing Mrs. Allen to Johnson County, Kansas, where she was slain. Brown's wife has filed for divorce in Jackson County Circuit Court, alleging threats to her life and seeking custody of their child.
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Arthur Ross Brown
Wilma Allen
U.S
Charles Whitttaker
Brown
San Francisco
Allen
Johnson County
Kansas
Jackson County
Pratt County Factions Split Over Coroner Appointment
Pratt County Republican Central Committee recommended Gladys Scott for the unexpired term of William Hess as probate and county judge. Scott won 20 votes to 7 over Don Brown with the Pratt County Bar Association backing Brown. Bar urged a trained lawyer. Hess is ill and Scott serves as judge pro tem until Gov. Hall appoints.
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Republican Central Committee
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Miss Scott
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Pratt County Bar Assa
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Hess
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Billy Sunday Aide Dies at 75 in Winona Lake
WARSAW Ind. Homer Rodeheaver longtime Billy Sunday aide and chief musical director died at his home in Winona Lake aged 75 after a cerebral hemorrhage four days earlier. He was a prolific gospel musician and evangelistic author who traveled the world playing trombone in churches and mission fields.
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Billy Sunday
Warsaw
Ind
Homer Radeheaver
Winona Lake
Rodeheave
Africa
Centenarian Dies After Injuries From Fall
Mary Ann Bowman, who celebrated her 100th birthday last August, died from injuries after a fall in her daughter’s Wichita home. She had lived in Clearwater for 60 years and moved in with her daughter, Mrs. Will Nelson, three years ago.
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Wichita UI
Mary Ann Bowman
Bowman
Clearwater
Will Nelson
Eden Back To Work After Week's Illness
Prime Minister Eden resumes duties after a week of illness and faces a cabinet shakeup. Reports say Richard A. Butler would move from chancellor of the exchequer to deputy prime minister, with Harold Macmillan moving to the exchequer and Selwyn Lloyd to foreign affairs. Changes also involve Sir Walter Monckton and Health Minister MacLeod.
Testimonial Appeal From Spears Chiropractic Sanitorium
SICK? to Spears Chiropractic Sanitorium and Hospital in Denver Colo. write for 72 pages of Testimonial Proof of results in arthritis cancer Polio epilepsy rheumatic fever multiple sclerosis cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy strokes heart liver skin stomach kidney and many other ailments.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitorium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Christmas Party At Civic Center Attracts City Workers
I See By The Telegram notes the second annual Christmas party at the Civic Center on Saturday night. City employees and families were served a chicken dinner with a floor show. 175 attended. The piece cites low weekend activity in city departments and a mistaken identity incident involving Dr. R. J. Maxfield and a blue Buick sedan.
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Civic Center
Dr. R. J. Maxfield
Dr. Maxfield
Maxfield
Chaplain Honored on Fifty Years in Priesthood
A golden jubilee banquet honored Rt. Rev. Msgr. William M. Farrell for 50 years in the priesthood. He serves as chaplain at St. Joseph Hospital and previously served 30 years as rector at Wichita's St Mary's Cathedral.
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Wichita
William M. Farrell
St. Joseph Hospital
Msgr. Farrell
St Mary's Cathedral
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